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==== TEXT No. 7 ==== | ==== TEXT No. 7 ==== | ||
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Katham ba pandavayasya rajrsher munina saha | |||
Sambadah samabhut tata yatra esha satwati shrutih. | |||
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Katham—how it is, ba—also, pandavayasya—of the descendant of Pandu (Parikshit), rajarshe—of the King who was a sage, munina—with the Muni, saha—along, sambadah—discussion, samabhut—took place, tata—darling, yatra—where upon, esha—like this, satwati—transcendental, shrutih—essence of the Vedas. | Katham—how it is, ba—also, pandavayasya—of the descendant of Pandu (Parikshit), rajarshe—of the King who was a sage, munina—with the Muni, saha—along, sambadah—discussion, samabhut—took place, tata—darling, yatra—where upon, esha—like this, satwati—transcendental, shrutih—essence of the Vedas. | ||
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How it so happened that King Parikshit met the great sage and thus the great transcendental essence of Vedas (Bhagwatam) was possible to be sung by Him. | How it so happened that King Parikshit met the great sage and thus the great transcendental essence of Vedas (Bhagwatam) was possible to be sung by Him. | ||
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Srimad Bhagwatam is stated here as the essence of the Vedas. It is not an imaginary story as it is sometimes remarked by unauthorised men. It is also called Sukasamita or the Vedic hymn spoken by Sri Sukdeva Goswami the great liberated sage. | Srimad Bhagwatam is stated here as the essence of the Vedas. It is not an imaginary story as it is sometimes remarked by unauthorised men. It is also called Sukasamita or the Vedic hymn spoken by Sri Sukdeva Goswami the great liberated sage. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:15, 25 May 2020
TEXT No. 7
Katham ba pandavayasya rajrsher munina saha Sambadah samabhut tata yatra esha satwati shrutih.
ENGLISH SYNONYMS
Katham—how it is, ba—also, pandavayasya—of the descendant of Pandu (Parikshit), rajarshe—of the King who was a sage, munina—with the Muni, saha—along, sambadah—discussion, samabhut—took place, tata—darling, yatra—where upon, esha—like this, satwati—transcendental, shrutih—essence of the Vedas.
TRANSLATION
How it so happened that King Parikshit met the great sage and thus the great transcendental essence of Vedas (Bhagwatam) was possible to be sung by Him.
PURPORT
Srimad Bhagwatam is stated here as the essence of the Vedas. It is not an imaginary story as it is sometimes remarked by unauthorised men. It is also called Sukasamita or the Vedic hymn spoken by Sri Sukdeva Goswami the great liberated sage.